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incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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  • ABN Amro has won the high profile mandate to lead arrange and underwrite a Eu4.307bn and £998m debt package for Interbrew to support the borrower's acquisition of the brewing businesses of Bass and Whitbread. The arranger is looking to quickley form a small group of joint arrangers, drawn from core relationship banks, underwriting the equivalent of Eu1bn. Banks invited at this level have until next Tuesday (June 27) to commit.
  • Morocco The arranging mandate for the long-term financing for the Médi Telecom project has been awarded to ABN Amro and SG. The Eu1bn deal will incorporate four tranches - an IFC tranche, an export credit agency covered tranche, a local currency facility and an uncovered international commercial tranche.
  • Industri Kapital has finally put an end to the Alfa Laval sale saga by agreeing to buy the separation, heat transfer and fluid handling firm from parent Tetra Laval. By doing so, the venture capital firm has spawned the largest ever Scandinavian management buy-out transaction and one of the largest in Europe.
  • Hong Kong Co-ordinating arranger BOCI Capital has launched a HK$1bn deal for Sino Land Co. Funds are being raised via Prime Reward Finance, a special purpose vehicle of Sino Land Co. The parent is providing a guarantee.
  • GERMAN engineering group ThyssenKrupp is expected to raise about DM3bn (Eu1.5bn) with an IPO of up to 35% of its steel unit this autumn, but analysts believe the issue will not be easy. "It is going to be a big challenge for ThyssenKrupp," said Yasuhiro Yamaguchi, a steel analyst at UBS Warburg. "In the short term there are two concerns that many investors express."
  • Australia Telstra Corp has awarded the mandate for a A$2bn five year syndicated facility to Barclays Capital, Chase Manhattan Bank Australia and Westpac. The three lead arrangers have fully underwritten the facility and will launch the deal in early July.
  • Market report: Compiled by Glenn Blackley, RBC DS Global Markets, Australia Tel: +61 2 9373 0431
  • Two well attended bank meetings were held last week for the sell-down of the $420m conventional project term loan for Thuraya Mobile Satellite System. Banks have been invited to participate in the deal at three ticket levels: senior lead managers with takes of $20m for participation fees of 85bp; lead managers with takes of $15m for fees of 75bp; and, managers taking $10m for 65bp.
  • BNP Paribas completed a double bill of share with warrants offers for Nouveau Marché listed companies this week. The bank closed a share with warrants issue for Genesys 3.5 times covered on Monday. The video and tele-conferencing company raised Eu50.4m from the sale of 1.2m units, with each unit containing one share and one warrant. Two warrants are needed to redeem each new share. The strike price for the two year warrants is Eu54.
  • CHINA Unicom set a new benchmark for Asian companies in the equity markets this week when it raised $4.92bn through its audacious IPO, led by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. If the greenshoe is exercised, the jumbo placement will total $5.65bn.